tsalfie

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by tsalfie 15y ago
Am I missing something or is this a typo: "Premium electric sedan with seating for up to seven"? I could see seating six, but seven?
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by tsalfie 15y ago
I think the big advantage here is reducing the noise and the effort. If I'm going mountain biking this afternoon it only takes me about 10 seconds to let all my mountain biking buddies know that. I don't have to figure out which group I'm s
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by tsalfie 15y ago
Yeah, combined with the above comment, I think this is a good idea. This was actually my initial thought (but with 2 friends) early on, but I wanted to experiment with the idea of only having a paid version because I believe paid apps get m
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by tsalfie 15y ago
This is a good point and I see the turn off of "pay for this and hope your friends will too." This is the sort of feedback I was looking for - would someone buy this then ask their friends to do the same or is that too much to ask?
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by tsalfie 15y ago
I built the backend server with Rails (I knew this already), but the rest was native iOS, so all Xcode. As far as how to architect it, I'm not sure I'd be much help. I basically jotted down what the app would look like and just started with
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by tsalfie 15y ago
I built this in 37 days with no prior iOS experience (though I did have experience with ruby/rails). I think it could be useful but I'd love some feedback.
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Show HN: Tag Along (my first iPhone app 37 days later)(itunes.apple.com)
30 points by tsalfie 15y ago|23 comments
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by tsalfie 16y ago
As a current Buildium user, I really like the look of this. I'm a small property manager and although I love the convenience of having software like this available I'm curious how your online payments are processed. My biggest complaint w
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Get paid for good deeds?(goodkarmacash.com)
2 points by tsalfie 16y ago|0 comments
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by tsalfie 16y ago
Yeah, seems like a slow-news-day sort of article.
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by tsalfie 16y ago
Thank you for asking this. I am in a very similar position and just recently threw myself out there for a rails job. After showing off some small and simple projects I've done, I was told that I need to learn more (specifically: TDD). So